Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-08
The Races 1t jerome Park and Other
Plocos-Tho Base Bali Racord
Throughout the Oountry-A Ssries of
Yacht Races, Etc.

NJ" AAoA' Suuo 4.|l0PeClaI TO Int
Miner. 1.-The following is the record of tn,
Northwestern League games to-day:
Duluth 4, st. Paul 10.
Minneapolis IL, Eau Claire 8.
Oshkosh, rain.
Milwaukee, rain. No game in conse
quence.
At Observation-Disclosures 4, Pitts
burg 8.
AZ Philadelphia-Boston 8, Philadel
At Observation-Disclosures 4, New
At Philadelphia Cincinnati 5, Athletics
At Baltimore-Baltimore 10, Louisville
At Detroit Chicago 2, Detroit 1.
At New neutrality-suspicious. nothing,
St. Louis l..
At New York-Brooklyn IL, Cleveland
THE JEROME PARK RACES.
JEROME PARK, June 4.-Weather was
fine; track Was fast; attendance 10, 900.
Half-mile, two-year-olds. Ocean Queen
filly, won, King Crab second, Petulance
third. Time. ISL. Mutuals paid $65. rs.
One and one-eighth miles. Richmond
won, Rowland second, Wonderment third.
Time, 1859.
Thres-year-old fllies, one and one-fourth
miles. Ferenzie won, Flagolette second
Almy third. Time, 2:14x.
One and three-eighths miles. Phil Lee
won, Emaus second, War Eagle third.
One and one-sixteenth miles. Mettle
We ,.ne suitor second Belmont third. Time,
Steeplechase, full course. Jim MCGOWAN
won, shamrock second. Marlborough third.
Time, 4:31.
THE ST. Louis RACES.
81. LOUIS, June 4.-The spring meeting
of the horse department of the St. Louis
Fair Association opened to-day with fine
weather and good attendance. Track
was slow.
For 2-year.olds, three-fourths of a mile.
Pocatello won, Hypocrite second, Myth
third. Time, 1:2O.'
Three-fourths of mile. Valentine won,
Boccacio second, Petite s. third. Time,
1:2O.
Mile and half. st. Louis Derby, for
$8, 600. and 1t was q considerable disap-
pointment in not having more notables in
it. The track was greatly against fast
time. Terra Gotta won Jim Gore second,
Mahoney third. Time, 2:5Oh.
One mile. Jacobin won, Darrina second,
Glenhall third. Time, LACY.
Stseplechase, full course. Tennessee
won, Ascol second. Aurelian third. Time,
8:52.
THE LAToNIA RACES.
CINCINNATI, June 4.-The twelfth and last
day OF the Latonia meeting was fair. Firm
dry track, in fairly good condition; attend
ance large.
For three-year-olds and upward, seven
furlongs; Jennie Mcfarland won, Evick
second, Eliza Carter third. Time, 1:32K.
For maiden three.year-elds and up
ward, six furlongs; Spinnette won, Cassie
second, Glenfsher third. Time, 1:1SA.
For two.year-olds, five furlongs; The
Grow won, Helen Brooks second, Hall B.
third. Time, 1:O5h.
For three-year.olds and upward, one
mile; Red Stone won, Dad second, Mono
crat third. Time, 1:46.
For all ages, mile and one.quarter;
Wandoo Iwon, Clarion second, Voltigeur
third. Time, 2:31A,
THE THISTLE BEATEN.
LONDON, June 4.--The Thistle was beaten
Thames Yacht Club races from Rove to
Dover. The Thistle leading by quarter
of an hour when che ran calm. The other
yachts kept the breeze and went ahead.
The Thistle afterwards had q strong wind,
which com, elled her to take in her topsail
and house her topmast. The wind became
light later. however, but the Thistle could
not regain the lost distance and the
Genesta crossed the finishing line at DAG p.
M, the Inez twenty five seconds later. The
Thistle finished five minutes behind the
T. k.>4 TlNo
was extraordinary. At the start the wind
was abeam. The Thistle Immediately
forged ahead. The Thistle held brisk
breeze until the Foreland was reached, when
she was three miles in the lead. Then the
wind died out again, the boats were then
heading the wind. The Thistle was left be-
bind. The weather was thundering, the
breezes 1tiui and carrying.
THE cAPERING COLTS.
LONDON, June 4.-The British Dominion
two:year-old stakes, fve furlones, Sun.
down park, was won by Gen. Owens Will
liams' colt. Sevanus, by length. R: Peck's
colt, Craven, second, Lord Hartingtsn's by
Barealdine out OF Capulet, third.
FELL BY THE wAYsIDE.
LONDON, June As. s. Young, Jr., cham
pion hurdle-rider of the Manhattan Athlet.
ic Club, New York, competed in hurdle
race at Stamford Bridge this afternoon.
He led hallway and then collapsed. He
failed to receive place. Young says ne is
not in condition.
A Big Boar Pool on Pork.
CHICAGO, June At was rumored on
change here and telegraphed to other
points to-day, that legal proceedings had
been begun against Mr.. P. D. Armour
charging him with cornering pork. In ex-
planation of the rumor an afternoon paper
saws: "a pool of 100000 was made
nm last week among the big bears and
Charley Wright, q well-known character
eh ehout The Board of Trade, was induced to